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AWS Infrastructure Engineer - Work From Home

Posted 2 days ago

nextstepDenver (CO)

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AWS Infrastructure Engineer – Work From HomeThis AWS Infrastructure Engineer position is a 100% remote opportunity. Candidates located in the Chicago area is a plus. The AWS Infrastructure Engineer will have a wide variety of responsibilities and skills that compliment a hosting environment designed with security and stability in mind. This role will be responsible for the implementation and maintenance of infrastructure within the data centers and public clouds. This is a hands-on position that requires complete transparency and trust.
Responsibilities: Highest level of Linux Administration and Engineering for internal and external infrastructure. Administration of Linux operating systems. Administration of LAMP/LEMP environments. Deploying mass system security updates with automation in mind. Consulting services related to Magento and Cloud Hosting solutions. Work directly with high stakes customers to ensure success. Monitor customer communication channels to meet SLA requirements. Participate in Slack and ticketing systems to support customers. Field escalated support requests by telephone, email and ticketing system. Work within a project management system that focused on completing and documenting projects that are assigned outside of the escalated support queue. Troubleshooting of local and remote Linux operating system environments concentrating on a LAMP/LEMP stack. Operate and maintain infrastructure deployment systems using such as Cobbler, Ansible, etc. Support Linux multi-tenant, virtual, and dedicated platforms focusing on web hosting. Manage the provisioning and deployment of internal, multi-tenant, virtualized, and dedicated platforms. Investigate abuse and security vulnerabilities while creating and documenting policies related to Linux security. Utilize monitoring solutions such as Nagios, Icinga2, Cacti, Observium, and Cloudwatch. Assist the infrastructure team with predictive asset allocation with load testing. Build on current AWS infrastructure design and architecture to provide a high availability mission critical hosting platform. Management of customer migrations onto the company's network. Design and management of disaster recovery solutions.
Qualifications: 5 years in Linux system administration.3 years in AWS hosting management. Must know how to build ansible, puppet or shell automation plays. Must have experience with DevOps. Deploying bare metal infrastructure using automated tools such as Cobbler and Ansible. Creating automation using bash or python. Engineering Linux based hosting solutions. Monitoring Cloud and data center based infrastructure. Deploying automated Linux kernel and system updates. Troubleshooting Magento based ecommerce solutions. Preferred
Skills
Languages: Bash, Python, JavaScript, React
Operating Systems: Linux, Unix, OSXApplication Management: Apache, NGINX, HAProxy, Varnish, MySQL, MariaDB, Postgres, Virtuozzo, OpenVZ, Cacti, Elasticsearch Logstash Kibana (ELK), Docker, KVM, cPanel, Magento, WordPress, WooCommerce, Drupal, Cobbler, Ansible, Git, Bitbucket, Asterisk, FreePBX, Redis, Memcache, CloudFlare, NFS, Firewall, Iptables, SELinux, Samba, Kubernetes, Drone, Jenkins Infrastructure Management: Automation, Kickstart, Load Balancing, DNS, TCP/IP, SMTP, SNMP, DHCP, LVM, TFTP, Icinga2, Nagios, Observium, Cacti, New Relic, AWS, EC2, RDS, ELB/ALB, S3, EFS, Elasticache, Elasticsearch, Route53Benefits include medical insurance, retirement plan, PTO, etc.
Salary: 80K+ DOE.

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